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  1. 20th May 2004, 06:36 #1
    eltopo
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    Default transfering files from inferno 4 to a windows 2000 server

    I am working on an inferno machine v4. When I finish the composition, I take the image sequence and export it so I can edit on a computer in a different location. The cd burner is connected to a Proliant Windows server with Windows 2000, however whenever I try to transfer the image sequence (via ftp) it corrupts them damaging every image after just 50.

    Does anyone know why this happen, and how I can avoid it.

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  2. 21st May 2004, 06:26 #2
    foetz
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    hello,

    nt netservices are known to be crap

    try to make a zip and upp this...
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  3. 21st May 2004, 22:15 #3
    uwe_wiesemann
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    Hi, you can try to set up samba on the Inferno-machine and mount the shares from the win2kserver, or you can work with "Sharity" ( http://www.obdev.at/products/sharity/ ).
    >I am working on an inferno machine v4. When I finish the composition, I take >the image sequence and export it so I can edit on a computer in a different >location. The cd burner is connected to a Proliant Windows server with Windows >2000, however whenever I try to transfer the image sequence (via ftp) it >corrupts them damaging every image after just 50.

    >Does anyone know why this happen, and how I can avoid it.
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